How to use SDK configurator

This configurator has replaced the traditional SDK release in the form of a single archive in order to make the integration process more lightweight and customizable. Using the configurator, you can create a unique Antilatency SDK subset with the necessary components for your project. On the configurator's request, the build server will compile an individual build and send it to GitHub, from where it can be easily attached to the project.

Features

Storage on GitHub: you can attach the generated SDK subset as a submodule to your Git project
Dependency control on the Antilatency's side: the configurator monitors the correctness of the SDK subset, and does not allow you to build one with missing components
Smooth integration with the platform: the SDK subset is generated with “native” Unity and Unreal Engine types, you do not have to convert vectors and quaternions
Compact build: only the necessary components and libraries instead of a heavy SDK with files for all platforms

How to use

To get Antilatency SDK, go to the SDK configurator page, select the engine or programming language and the parameters you need. If you are not sure which libraries you need exactly, you can learn about them in the “Antilatency libraries” section.

Press Generate button and wait for the server to build the subset of Antilatency SDK. When the SDK subset is ready, click Download: you will be redirected to the GitHub repository page. The next steps depend on the installation method and the platform you use. You can find this information on the GitHub repository page.

If the selected subset is already prepared and available on GitHub, you will immediately see the Download button

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How to use SDK configurator